The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-01
Correspondenee.

correspondence.
Mrs Sallie Clark Waldo Arkaasaw-I can sy1npa.
thse with the sisters who have lost theirloved ones
too have loved ones that are done with the trials
and troubles of this world l do not 81 them
back, but pray may live right, so when l come to
die may die right. have three children, hope
the good sisters of the Kingdom win help me to
pray, that may raise them for heaven. was
Georgian by birth and would have been so glad TO
have visited my old home and gone to the EXPOSE
ton. To the lady asking remedy for Group: Take
a handful of cotton-seed, mash them with hanr-
mer, boil and make a strong tea, sweeten very
sweet let the child drink as much as it will while it
is warm. / am farmer sNyie; do all of my house
work when am well; have five children to work
for and then find time TO doany kind of fancy work
wish to 90. Wishing our department much sue
cess, close.
Mrs. Sallie G. West, Abner, Texas-Will you allow
me to become member of your circle? am much
pleased with your contributions to the Kingdom;
indeed am charmed with them; they are so home
like, 50 fresh and useful. feel SO grateful for the
neuralgia pad which one of the sisters gave not long
since, FOR am great sufferer from neuralgia and
have derived quite benefit from the pad. Please
accept many, many thanks dear sister. Pm anative
Georgian; moved to this state nearly two years ago;
was quite homesick for WHILE but my daughter
wouldn't allow me to have the 'blue3;" she is so
cheerful and full life. feel doubly attached to
the Kingdom; first because it is worthy of attach
Georgia, you will discover that l cannot forget
my glance to my state, although like the lone
star state. Ifthis provefacceptabe to the edtress,
will in my next endeavor to interest you with
description of this part Of Texas.
Mrs. Clare Mayberry Fair Mount Ark, wishes
to thank those kind ones who responded to her re
quest for magnolias. ] have all that / want now.
But have just been reading THE CONSTITUTION of
September l0h gentleman tells of his success with
Spanish peanuts. Now my husband has two acres
poor land made thirty bushels of corn this year,
and if can get the Spanish peanuts l expect TO
take three Poland China pigs and an old COW and
this poor piece of land and see what l can make.
expect to hire the blowing and Gathering but the
trouble is don't know where to get the peanuts.
Can any one let me have some, if only few, will
buy them or exchange flowers from my garden for
them. have ten kinds of roses, three honeysuckes,
Grape mirtle springa, althea, yellow ionquil, flow
erng ammon, two kinds flags and stars of Bethle-
hem.
Mrs. M. f. CT come Tor the first time seeking
admitance into your Kingdom and hope you will
not say nay My husband has been sui s1riber to
your paper for some time. Dear sisters, if any of
you who may chance to read this know of any
reliable remedies for epilepsy, please inform me
through Wom0n's Kingdom. l have a dear little
boy that is afflicted with the above disease and OH
how it burdensmy heart to think he may never get
well. Pray for me dear sisters Chat God will give
me grace and stronger faith and also for my dear
child Is the Wsona Magnetic Appliance COM
pany reliable? win some one be so kind as to give
their address.
Mrs. V. L. Bonsall Laurel Ill., BIiss.--"Quiz,p OF
Logansvlle, Ga, asks for recipe for making Jelly
with gelatine l give her an excellent one
Soak one box of geatine three hours in q pint of
cold water then add one pint of wine the grated
rind and juice of two lemons, one pound and half
nj wi q los a Stir
ents until the sugar dsolves then add one quart
and half of boiling water, quickly stirring until
well mixed, then strain at once through q flannel
bag. Can give her some other nice recipes for gea-
tine dishes if she desires them. If Mrs NJ c.
Barber, who asked me in July for sample of rose
leaf lace, still wishes it, viii send it to her with
pleasure if she will send me her address, and will
be greatly obliged if she will send me directions for
knitting the insertion. Icannot knit by samples |
will send her directions, if she wishes III M for the
edging Would also like to get directions for Knit
ting edgings deeper than the rose leaf-anything
over thirty four stitches. l know some one will saw
what q yeritable olive twist still asking for mns!'
And that just reminds me, want to ask for but no
have asked enough for this time, so win let some
enc else have the floor.
Mrs A. c. Ivy Thomson, Gal have written IN
your valuable paper before and as the kind edress
gave space to my letter in the columns of the much
appreciated Kingdom, will take courage and write
again. When wrote before the printer by some
means got my postohice wrong which mistake fear
caused some one to think unBindly of me- l wrote
that would, if written too give information in re-
gard to canning and saving fruit for winter use.
Some letters reached me, after having gone to the
dead letter Office and others no doubt never reached
me at all, If this meets the eyes of any who wrote
and did not hear from me, 1 hope they will no
longer entertain unkindly feelings towards one who
is, and always will be, well-wisher of all sisters
and Woman's Kingdom. I'any of the sisters would
like recipe for orange jelly, can give them good
one. VIII Mrs. L. Kinard, Of South Carolina write
to me and give me her postolfce address; wish to
correspond with her in regard to the vegetable
peach. Iexpect before long to send in my name
and dollar and get your valuable paper for year,
and have my name 90 in your Christmas box, with
the hope Of drawing prize, and if do not draw a
prize will get the paper every week for year. and
that in itself is valuable prize am as anxious as
the children to see the kind editress but as can
not see her, hope She win accept my best wishes
both for her elf and the Kingdom, over which she
presides.
Note-The recipe for icinu have been given before
and we never reprint q recipe.